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Since the famed Kenneth Arnold flying saucer sighting of 1947 the world has been fascinated and unnerved by these mysterious objects in the sky. Millennia of recorded human history report UFOs and everything from the extinction of dinosaurs to the origins of humankind have been attributed to them ä but what exactly are UFOs?ÞFeaturing material from a treasure trove of UFO/Project Blue Book archives declassified in 2015 ÊUFO FAQÊ is an all-inclusive guide to UFO lore ä hard science and hoaxes sightings and abductions noted UFO proponents and skeptics and sanctioned research and purported government cover-ups. Readers will meet cultists and explore worldwide UFO hot spots. They'll learn about UFOs in World War II the Cold War and the age of terrorism. And they'll zip along with UFOs in movies comics TV and other popular media.ÞAlso featured are an international UFO timeline and a valuable UFO checklist that includes step-by-step suggestions on how to prepare and make the most of your UFO sightings ä while ensuring your credibility. Dramatically illustrated with nearly 100 photographs and drawings ÊUFO FAQÊ combines historical accuracy provocative speculation and compulsive readability in one handy volume.

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The darkly handsome man gazes deeply into her eyes. She finds him irresistible, wants to experience the passion of the moment. He grins—the movie audience can see his lengthened lateral incisors—and bends to her neck. The eroticism is horrible, and compelling.Audiences are drawn to horror cinema much as the surrendering victim. Afraid to watch, but more afraid something will be missed. Since the horror film is the most primal of all movie genres, seldom censored, these films tell us what we are about. From the silent era to the present day, Dark Romance explores horror cinema's preoccupation with sexuality: vampires, beauty and the beast, victimization of women, "slasher" films, and more. Separate chapters focus upon individuals, like Alfred Hitchcock and Barbara Steele. Entertaining, and thought-provoking on the sexual fears and phobias of our society.

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